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Hello from North Texas

10 years ago

Hello friends,

I'm new at this forum, and very interested to meet you all and sharing all the great stuff about Iris...


Thanks,

Nan

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  • 10 years ago

    Welcome Nan. Hope to see photos from you soon! My iris are starting to come up nicely now, but will be a couple of weeks before I see blooms from even the SDBs.

  • 10 years ago

    Thanks Nancy, my Old fashioned big size purple noid (don't know what it is, my late neighbor gave me) and my yellow one also blooming, my first batch of Dutch Iris gone and the next one getting ready to bloom...


  • 10 years ago

    You get those chilly winters that SDBs love. I'm in a mild winter zone. SDB's do live long here.

  • 10 years ago

    What is SDB's ?

  • 10 years ago

    Looks like it means standard dwarf bearded iris. (I had to look it up :-) There's a lot of knowledgeable people on all these gardening forums. It makes gardening even more fun.

    Nan thanked sandyslopes z5 n. UT
  • 10 years ago

    Yes, standard dwarf bearded iris. They are very short & you need to plant them where you will enjoy them, but they are early & can have very beautiful patterns. I especially like border bearded & intermediate iris, they are shorter than the tall beardeds, but the stalks are sturdier. When you get heavy spring winds the tall ones often flop over.

    Nan thanked Nancy
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    I'm praying that we do not have severe thunderstorm n hails, just started raining hard and thunder n lightning, so I take this photos before these cuties get damage....

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  • 10 years ago

    Good morning everyone, just wonder if anyone had ordered from Iris4U garden and have any recommendation ?


    Thank you !

  • 10 years ago

    Lovely photos! I haven't ordered from iris4u. I know Schreiners & Blue J iris are both good places to order. Schreiners gives generous, large rhizomes. Blue J's are smaller rhizomes, but much cheaper & still will bloom the following year.

    Nan thanked Nancy
  • 10 years ago

    Walnutcreek, it's Dogwood, but it more like shrub than tree... Hi Nancy, thanks I ordered from Napa Iris Garden in CA after seeing some pretty photos of ATP ladies visit to the garden last week-end...

  • 10 years ago

    Thanks, Nan. I did not recognize it as a Dogwood at all. Never have seen one that looks like a shrub. I really like it. Do you recall where you purchased it?

  • 10 years ago

    My father in law got a cutting grow in pot from her neighbor who got it from her parents, I think they live in East Texas...a few years ago I saw some in Lowe's here in Fort Worth...I don't know what kind of Dogwood it is, but it grow more like shrub not tree at all... I will try if I can search and find it's name for your OK... when it blooms (after few years) you can hardly see it's leaves...

  • 10 years ago

    I ordered from Iris 4U a few years ago. I received excellent stock. Refunds were given on some rhizomes the company sent but thought were too small (even though they were the size I often got at other companies). Very generous and reliable company in my one experience.

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